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te against applying, Jan. 26, 1792
The town again vote not to apply, Nov. 15, 1815
The town vote to petition for one, Jan. 7, 1822
Granted by the Legislature, Feb. 23, 1822
Adopted by vote: yeas, 2,797; nays, 1,881, Mar. 4, 1822
Went into operation by inauguration, May 1, 1822
Charter
City. Revision adopted by vote, Nov. 13, 1854
Cheever, Ezekiel
school-master 70 years, died, aged 93, Aug. 21, 1708
Chemical Chimney
at Roxbury; top blown off with powder, Sep. 19, 1873
Children's Mission
Tremontst., corner-stone laid, July 12, 1866
Chinese Junk
moored at Charles River Bridge, Nov. 18, 1847
Towed down the harbor, Feb. 16, 1848
Chinese Embassy
Burlingame and suite visit Boston, Aug. 20, 1868
Chimneys
in Boston first made of sticks and mud, Sep., 1630
The owners fined if found on fire, Nov. 4, 1651
Sweeps appointed by the town, Nov. 27, 1655
Christmas
Laws passed to prevent the observance, 1660
Laws against the ob